The Netflix Original Phenomenon: Why Are They Mostly Bad?
Words by Charlotte Moore The majority of people will be familiar with the ever-growing streaming platform that is Netflix. Whether […]
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Review: Knives Out VS Glass Onion
Words by Katie Brosnan The Knives Out series on Netflix is extremely popular, and being accessible to all ages, it
Review: The Menu
Words by Amy Wild Revenge is served hot, and The Menu definitely makes flames on their enemies. The Menu was
Taking the Bait
Words by Rubie Barker “As your token straight friend, it’s my duty to remind you that sometimes people are straight.”
Our Favourite Jane Austen Adaptation
Clueless Words By Katie Brosnan Clueless, the 1995 adaption of Jane Austen‘s Emma stands the test of time as the
Review: Enola Holmes 2
Words By Floss Harrison In 2020, British actress Millie Bobby Brown graced our TV screens with the latest Netflix original,
Review: Wednesday
This review contains spoilers. Words by Amy Wild A show that everyone seems to be talking about is the new
Subs or Dubs
Words by Amy Wild With the success of films such as Parasite and Squid Game, it is a good time
How have Stranger Things brought back songs from the 80s?
Words by Millie Thomas  At the end of May this year, heads were turned, and the season for binge-watching commenced
How Bridgerton Season 2 Stacks Up
By Annabelle Martin Netflix’s Bridgerton tells two distinct love stories in Seasons 1 and 2. Season 1 concerns the intimate
The Importance of Netflix’s Welsh Subtitles
by Manon Jones Since buying north Wales football club Wrexham AFC, alongside fellow actor Rob McElhenney, Ryan Reynolds has featured
Are Awards Shows Still Relevant?
By Megan Malthouse The 2022 Golden Globes was possibly the most anticlimactic event in recent Hollywood history. Following the boycott
Review: The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl In The Window
By Megha Roy A title, a storyline that are both tad too long, and a queer take on the turn
Fixing Emily In Paris? A Season 2 Review
By Jasmine Jones Emily In Paris is back for a highly anticipated second season, with the same light-hearted humour that
Review: You (Netflix)
By Niladri Singh The hit series You was adapted from the novel of the same name, written by Caroline Keepers
2021 in Film and TV: A Retrospective
Help (Channel 4) By Pui Kuan Cheah There were so many films I considered mentioning here, but I have to give
Is the Netflix Series, ‘Sex Education’ really Sexually Educational?
I think it’s too bad that Netflix only released ÔÇÿSex Education’ in 2019. It would have saved me a lot
Review: Britney vs. Spears (Netflix)
By Pui Kuan Cheah ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà One of the biggest pop culture moments of the year was that Britney Spears’ 13-year
To The Top Of The Leaderboard: Squid Game’s Worldwide Success
By Eszter Gurbicz A few weeks ago I decided to hop on the bandwagon and watch the new worldwide success
Hidden TV Gems on Streaming
We’re always looking for more to watch on streaming platforms, in an age where we’re truly spoilt for choice. Here,